Hexagon Resources (Hexagon or the Company) is pleased to provide an update on exploration completed during the current field season at its 100% owned McIntosh Flake Graphite Project located in northern Western Australia.
Highlights from the drilling program include wide, up to 15 metre (true width) intersections of graphitic bearing rocks along a continuous 1.8km strike length from the current Longtom resource. A very positive outcome from the rock chip program was the identification of outcropping graphitic schist at the Mahi Mahi and Threadfin prospects, which have now been confirmed as high priority areas. These lie in close proximity to the Copernicus nickel mine haul road.
Hexagon’s Managing Director, Mike Rosenstreich commented:

“Shane and his team have done an outstanding job executing a well targeted program to enable us to upgrade the resource size at Longtom and resource classification at Barracuda whilst also providing the necessary samples to carry out further metallurgical test work.”

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